The world of money is full of incredible opportunities, and there are loopholes everywhere that can lead to life-changing profits…if you know where to look.
Fortunately for you, I know exactly where to look, and I’m here to point you in the right direction. Through the resources you’re receiving, consider this a treasure map with an ‘X’ marking hidden gold right beneath your feet.
It’s time to grab your shovel and start digging, because you’re about to uncover a loophole that could turn $100 into $10,000.
Imagine having a property reserved just for you. You’re not obligated to buy it, but if you decide to, the seller is bound to sell it to you within a specified time frame.
Incredibly, 99% of people in real estate either don’t know about this or don’t understand how to use it.
The secret I’m talking about is an options contract.
No, not the kind of options contracts used to leverage stock market gains—though the concept is similar. Here’s how it works:
When you purchase an options contract on a property, you secure the right to buy that property at an agreed-upon price within a set time frame (usually a few months to a year).
The best part? No one else can buy that property for the duration of your contract.
Sounds promising, right? But simply buying the contract won’t turn $100 into $10,000.
Here’s what you do:
- Find a Property with Strong Value at a Good Price. Nothing groundbreaking here, but it’s an important first step.
- Connect with the Owner or Real Estate Agent. Let them know you’re interested in purchasing and would like to secure an options contract. Make sure your contract includes the agreed purchase price and the expiration date for the option. Both parties will settle on a price for the option, which could be as low as $1 or up to a few thousand dollars.
- Turn Your $100 (or Initial Investment) into $10,000. Now that you have the options contract, find a buyer willing to purchase before the option expires. If the contract expires and you don’t wish to buy the property, you’ll forfeit the fee you paid for the option.
- Negotiate a Higher Sale Price with the New Buyer. If the agreed purchase price in your contract is $130,000, find a buyer willing to pay $140,000. That’s a $10,000 difference!
- Complete the Deal with All Parties. Inform the original seller that the deal terms remain the same, but a new buyer is involved.
- Close the Deal and Pocket the Profit. When everything is finalized, you walk away with the $10,000 difference!
By using the options contract loophole, you’ve successfully turned $100 into $10,000!
